• Property Winners And Losers 2008

1. Introduction
2. Interest Rates
3. An American mess
4. Middle East and Africa
5. Egypt
6. USA and Canada
7. Europe
8. Ireland – the end of the “golden age” for property?
9. The Baltics – cooling, but looking to bounce back
10. Western Europe – feeble as usual
11. Spanish hangover
12. Britain – the great survivor
13. Turkish and Greek bargains
14. Eastern Europe’s three new champions?
15. Profile One: Albania
16. A little tax paradise
17. Profile Two: Slovakia
18. Profile Three: the Ukraine
19. Asia
20. Pacific
21. The Caribbean
22. Latin America
23. Brazil
24. Uruguay

• Sofia Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Bulgaria
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Sofia economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Sofia
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Sofia:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Sofia districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Bucharest Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Romania
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Bucharest economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Bucharest
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Bucharest:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Bucharest districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Buenos Aires Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Argentina
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Buenos Aires economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Buenos Aires
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Buenos Aires:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Buenos Aires districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Marbella Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Spain
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Marbella economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Paris
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Marbella:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Marbella districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Oslow Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Norway
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Oslow economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Oslow
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Oslow:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Oslow districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Paris Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of France
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Paris economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Paris
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Bratslava:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Paris districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Sydney Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Australia
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Sydney economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Sydney
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Sydney:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Sydney districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• London Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of United Kingdom
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of London economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in London
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in London:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. London districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion

• Dublin Residential Property Market 2008

1. Profile Of Ireland
2. GDP growth rate. past and future expectations.
3. Current account situation.
4. Capital account situation.
5. Currency analysis.
6. Population features.
7. Important sectors of economy.
8. Up coming sectors of economy.
9. Financial sector analysis.
10. Labor force participation.
11. Inflation prospects.
12. Politics:
    1. Presence or absence of political set up has huge implications on asset markets especially for non local investors.
13. Analysis of Dublin economy:
    1. Industries
    2. Service sector
    3. Domestic trade
    4. International trade
    5. Per capita income
    6. Level of disposable income
    7. Distribution of wealth
    8. Sector investment analysis
    9. Business confidence analysis
14. Consumer confidence analysis
15. Demographics:
    1. Distribution of population by age group
    2. Migration patterns
    3. Rate of population growth
16. Geography:
    1. Proximity to other important centers of trade
    2. Location as a tourist destination
17. Cosmopolitan nature:
    1. Nightlife
    2. Availability of cuisine
    3. Means of entertainment
18. Commuting infrastructure:
    1. Public transport
    2. Private transport
    3. Associated costs
    4. Commuting times
19. Supply and demand analysis of Real estate in Dublin
20. Affordability:
    1. Home prices vs income levels
21. Construction costs vs selling price
22. Developer profit margins
23. How much money developers are actually making
24. Types of developer cash flow (speculative, investment grade or Ponzi)
25. Availability of funds for developers:
    1. At what terms funds can be raised in equity and debt markets domestically and in global markets.
26. Inventory sales ratio
27. Future construction pipeline
28. Planning and building regulations
29. Availability of home loans and rates
30. Employment analysis
31. Wage rate growth
32. Substitute real estate in Dublin:
    1. Rent vs capital value analysis
33. Recommendations
34. Risk assessment
35. Rewards analysis
36. Types of property recommended for investment.
37. Dublin districts
38. Investment analysis by district.
39. Conclusion